All these changes seem fine to me

Only thing is about the "race car" class: I prefer use it for F1 and other special-body cars, not for those who have a very similar body to the factory version. So I'd rather keep the Lancia as coupé for both race and street version.

There are lots of "errors" in bike names like that, often a part of the bikes are listed with the number before the name, and the other part are listed with the number at the end. Feel free to make the bike listings more coherent between different models of a series; from time to time when I notice cases like that I fix them.

If you need to make mass-change according criteria, it is faster if I do it on the server directly, e.g. for the country according to the year for the Husqvarna (except if you prefer check them one by one).

Thank you. I ran all the changes except the one about the Suzuki Hayabusa. I noticed that too often the name GSX 1300 R is used on the Net, and I decided that it might be more correct to leave it listed this way. However I have merged all the Hayabusas.

This I.H.C. Loadstar is listed as a separate manufacturer:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=470000

It ought to be added to the rest of these:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-International+Harvester_model-Loadstar.html

I hate to jump on the administrators so quickly, but when I showed a link to a similar late-1940's Dodge, somebody misidentified it as a convertible, when it's actually a sedan:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_479130-Dodge-Custom-D-24-C-1946.html

My bad, sorry

Well here's another error; The 2006 teen movie spoof "Totally Awesome" was actually a made-for-TV movie, instead of a feature film:
http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=485161
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0485161/combined

And for the record, it was anything but Awesome, but it was still better than "Not Another Teen Movie."

Now, here's another one: The make and model are right, but the class is wrong.
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_230639-Ford-N-Series.html

The truck is listed as a simple truck, when it should be listed as a Trailer truck.

I made a big mistake myself recently. I identified this taxicab as a 1968 Ford Custom:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=488311

Now, I think it's actually either a 1969 or 1970... and I'm leaning more towards the '69.
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Ford/1969_Ford/1969_Ford_Full_Size_Broc- hure/1969 Ford Full Size-20-21.html


Adding that second link is a pain in the ass.

It is not a so "big" mistake, just one year off
I changed it, but alternatively you could simply add a second comment

There are a lot of Chevy Novas that should be changed. Anything from 1962-68 should really be listed as model "Chevy II Nova". There is another thread about the 1968 models, since it was the only year of the run that used Chevy II, the 1969-72 years were Novas. At the very least, the 62-67 years should be changed.

Done.
So what do we do with the 1968?
Also, I suppose that some listed without year are actually in the 1962-1967 range?

I went through most of the Novas without years last night, and renamed some as Chevy II. There were also a few listed as Nova that were plain Chevy II (the 2-door sedans). There were too many in the early years, and I figured it was easier for you to rename them by batch. We need some opinions on the 1968. Some may actually be other years, but are marked 1968 since that was the first year of that style.

Wow, this has to be either a huge joke, or a severe error. Somebody listed a 1967 Ford County Squire station wagon in the 1968 movie "Bye Bye Braverman." as being made in the former Soviet Union:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_379186-Ford-Country-Squire-1967.html


As for the distinctions between the 1968 and 1969 full-size Fords, the '69's are slightly more aerodynamic. I just realized that roughly around the time I posted that '69 in the episode of That Girl with that particular cab.

USSR comes after USA in the origin list, someone probably was to choose USA as origin but accidently clicked USSR.
I would recomend that you use the comment section on the said vehicle for such correction.

I think we should add Zaporojetz to ZAZ model name 965 . Becaose theres a badge on the front, so 965'th were Zaporojets too, as 966 and 968.
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_499377-ZAZ-965-A.html

Both A and non-A ?

Yes. Both.

ok it is updated

Thank you!

Italian-built Peugeot coupes and convertibles: as discussed at http://imcdb.org/yourcomments.php?allcomments&page=1 and bref's comment "All 404 and 504, Coupé and cabriolet were made in Italy. Like the 406 coupé", can these be block updated? 504 cabrio and 406 coupe have both been fully done so nothing needed, but 404 coupe, 404 cabriolet and 504 coupe are completely blank for Made in I.